Third Parties in the United States Typically Represent

question 11

Multiple Choice

Third parties in the United States typically represent

• A)extremist religious groups.
• B)recent immigrants.
• C)the political interests of America's allies,who attempt to influence the American decision-making process because U.S.policies can affect their futures.
• D)social and economic interests that are disregarded by the two major parties for certain reasons.

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